Symptoms tell us only so much about the roots of depression. Here’s a new set of tools that could unlock the physiology of the brain, leading to cutting-edge therapies

Symptoms tell us only so much about the roots of depression. Here’s a new set of tools that could unlock the physiology of the brain, leading to cutting-edge therapies

Simon Lewsen | Walrus | 
[W]hat actually causes depression? Is there a tiny but important area of the brain that researchers should focus on? And ...
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Pandemics have existed as long as human civilization: ‘There will be another’

Kevin Patterson | Walrus | 
Famine and war routinely bring civilizations low, but though he trots closely beside those two, the horseman who carries off ...
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Will Canadians accept unlabeled genetically modified salmon?

Christopher Pollon | Walrus | 
Between April and June [2017], Canadians participated in an unprecedented experiment: supermarket shoppers bought about five tonnes of genetically engineered ...
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Has Big Ag funding corrupted Canadian chemical and pesticide safety research?

Bruce Livesey | Walrus | 
A Fellow of the Academy of Toxicological Sciences, [Len] Ritter is one of Canada’s leading experts on the effects of ...
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